DECUS Heritage

Version: Fall 1996
Submitted By: Session Speakers
Operating System: Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 3

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Abstract: Session notes contain outlines, diagrams, copies of overheads, and other useful information to aid in post-event review of sessions. Submissions are made voluntarily by speakers therefore, not all sessions may be included in this collection.

Attendees at Encompass national symposia have long regarded session notes as invaluable tools, whether they be used for post-event review of sessions or to gather information on those presentations they were unable to attend. In response to your requests, Encompass is pleased to provide this helpful product to you in CD-ROM format complete with Internet-based reader software.

What started out to be a CD version of the session notes collected from Encompass '96/Anaheim symposium has turned into much more. Here you will also find a PDF format copy of the pre-event registration brochure, providing an overview for those who were unable to attend this special 35th Anniversary event. In addition to detailed session information and a session note index we have also provided internet links and a complete listing of all vendors who participated in the trade show.

Additionally we have provided information on other Encompass services, as well as a welcome letter from U.S. Chapter President Joe Pollizzi. We hope you find this CD useful and are able to take part in the Encompass experience at our next national event - Encompass '97/Cincinnati. (May 17-22, 1997).

The following sessions have corresponding Session Notes:

Application Development

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[.AD001]

Developing Multithreaded Metaservers for Network Applications

[.AD002]

The Adaptable Enterprise

[.AD004]

Data Representation and Knowledge Representation: Implications for Application Development

[.AD005]

An Introduction to Client/Server Concepts

[.AD006]

High-performance FORTRAN Applications Development on Windows NT Desktop Systems

[.AD008]

DEC C/C++ Language Compatibility With Visual C++

[.AD009]

Developing Mixed FORTRAN/C Applications

[.AD011]

How to Develop Three-Tier Client/Server Applications Using DIGITAL Application Generator

[.AD012]

Introduction to Visual Basic

[.AD015]

Cost of Ownership

[.AD016]

Kernel Applications

[.AD017]

Remote Procedure Calls, Interprocess Messaging, and Threads

[.AD018]

Debugging and Analysis of Real-time Applications

[.AD019]

Threads vs. Events

[.AD020]

Security Guidelines for New and Existing OpenVMS Applications

[.AD021]

A Case Study in OpenVMS Shareable Libraries

[.AD024]

Awk -- Not So Awkward: Overview With a Case Study

[.AD025]

Wow -- Perl Can Do That!?

[.AD026]

How to Generate Complete TP Applications With DIGITAL Application Generator

[.AD027]

Proactively Addressing SAP Performance Management Concerns: A Case Study

[.AD028]

European Combined Terminals: A Case Study of DIGITAL Applications Generator

[.AD029]

COBOL: The Modern Language?

[.AD030]

Connecting Desktop Applications to M Databases

[.AD031]

Going GUI with Visual M

[.AD032]

Going from CHUI to GUI

[.AD033]

Raise Services While Lowering Costs

[.AD034]

The Progress Application Development Environment for DIGITAL Platforms

[.AD035]

FAST I/O for Application Usage

[.AD037]

64-Bit Addressing Support in DEC C

[.AD038]

Creating User Interfaces Using DECforms

[.AD039]

OpenVMS-Alpha/VAX Asynchronous System Trap Internals

[.AD040]

Introduction to Visual Basic Interactive Session

[.AD044]

Compiler Portfolio Brought to You by DIGITAL

[.AD046]

DECforms Update

[.AD047]

Pitfalls to OO Development: A Technical Manager's Perspective

[.AD048]

Getting Started With Distributed Objects

[.AD049]

Why Use Distributed Computing Software?

[.AD050]

How DEC C++ Supports the Standard Template Library

[.AD051]

Programming with DEC C++ Exceptions

[.AD052]

Century Processing: A Metadata Approach

[.AD054]

Migrating to S/W Development on DIGITAL UNIX Using DEC FUSE

[.AD059]

CDE on OpenVMS Alpha: How to Take Full Advantage of the New Desktop Interface

[.AD061]

Data Warehousing and the Value of 64-Bit Computing

Information and Database Management

[.IM001]

OpenVMS Very Large Memory and Very Large Database Technologies

[.IM002]

VLM64 in Action

[.IM006]

High Availability in Sybase SQL Server

[.IM007]

A DBA's Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server

[.IM008]

Understanding how Indexes and the Optimizer Improve Microsoft SQL Performance

[.IM009]

Oracle Product Update

[.IM010]

Oracle7 on OpenVMS Statement of Direction

[.IM011]

File System Technology Future Directions

[.IM012]

Introduction to Oracle Rdb

[.IM013]

Oracle Rdb and Oracle DBMS: Hot Standby and Disaster Recovery

[.IM014]

Using Rdb7 After-image Journaling Features

[.IM015]

Experiences Using Rdb High Performance Features for a Live Production Update

[.IM016]

Oracle Rdb Performance and Concurrency Tips and Techniques

[.IM017]

Database Design as a Foundation for Successful Applications

[.IM018]

Oracle Rdb, DBMS, and CDD Engineering Plans

[.IM019]

What's New With Oracle Rdb

[.IM020]

Database Update on DIGITAL UNIX

[.IM022]

An Application-oriented Approach to Tuning Oracle7

[.IM023]

Oracle7 Database Administration for OpenVMS

[.IM024]

Tuning for Oracle on DIGITAL UNIX and OpenVMS

[.IM025]

VLM Implementations for DIGITAL UNIX and OpenVMS

[.IM026]

Memory Channel Clusters and Oracle Parallel Server

[.IM027]

Oracle Developer/2000 and Rdb

[.IM028]

Using Oracle Rdb and DBMS V7.0 VLM

[.IM029]

TruCluster Solutions for the Enterprise

[.IM030]

Clustering for the 21st Century

[.IM031]

How Far Should I Go with a Multivendor Client/Server Environment?

[.IM032]

How Do I Plan and Deploy a Complex Client/Server Environment?

[.IM035]

Technical Overview of Sybase SQL Server on NT

[.IM036]

Oracle7 for Alpha NT Statement of Direction

[.IM037]

Alpha System Performance Results, Expectations, Implications

[.IM038]

Optimizing for Server Performance

[.IM040]

Meeting the Year 2000 Challenge with DIGITAL

[.IM041]

Getting Ready for the Year 2000 with DIGITAL UNIX

[.IM042]

Disaster Protection for Microsoft, DIGITAL, IBM, HP and Sun with Reliable Transaction Router

[.IM043]

Intro to Client/Server Computing Using ACMSxp

[.IM044]

Heterogeneous Transaction Processing Applications Using ACMS and ACMSxp

[.IM053]

DIGITAL UNIX and Oracle7: Recipes for Disaster?

[.IM054]

Cooperative Problem Solving Among Heterogeneous Reusable Agents Utilizing Enhanced Database Tech.

The Internet

[.IN002]

Introductory to Advanced HTML

[.IN004]

AltaVista Software Family and On-Site Computing

[.IN006]

Introducing the New AltaVista Search Private Extensions

[.IN010]

YOU Tell the Internetworking Experts!!

[.IN011]

TCP/IP and the Internet: A Technical Introduction

[.IN016]

DIGITAL UNIX Software Patches on Internet

[.IN018]

How Do I Enhance My Network to Keep Pace with Internet/ Intranet Demands?

[.IN019]

How to Build Internet-Based Applications Using non-Java Development Methodology - Case Study

[.IN020]

Internet and Application Sizing

[.IN022]

Purveyor for OpenVMS World Wide Web Server Overview

[.IN023]

Developing Web Applications Now and For the Future

[.IN024]

Building a Second Generation Web Site

[.IN025]

Using Internet Multimedia Technologies in the Enterprise

[.IN026]

Implementing RealAudio 2.0 Internet Solutions

[.IN028]

Care and Feeding of CGI Scripts

[.IN029]

Running Java on Alpha

[.IN030]

Supersonic Computing on the Internet Case Study

[.IN032]

Introduction to Internet Messaging

[.IN033]

Integrating a DIGITAL-Based Messaging Environment with the Internet

[.IN034]

Electronic Commerce on the Internet

[.IN035]

Building the Front Street of Electronic Marketing

[.IN036]

Doing EDI Over the Internet

[.IN037]

Secure Business to Business Applications for the Internet/ Intranet

[.IN039]

Using Internet Tools for International Cooperation Among Encompass Leaders

[.IN050]

Introduction to Internet and Intranet Security

[.IN902]

Get the Most out of Your Intranet

Integration/Migration

[.MI002]

Migrating OpenVMS Applications to DIGITAL UNIX: Issues and Options

[.MI004]

The Five Stages of Successful Migration

[.MI005]

Planning for Migration: The Most Critical Factor in Migration

[.MI008]

Coexistence: How to Maximize Current Assets While Including DIGITAL UNIX

[.MI009]

What Do DIGITAL UNIX and Its Partner Have to Provide Better Integration With Windows NT?

[.MI010]

An Introduction to Mail Systems: Products and Directions

[.MI011]

Building Heterogeneous Mail Systems

[.MI012]

Integrating Mail Servers and Clients in a Heterogeneous Environment

[.MI013]

New Directions: DIGITAL's OfficeServer

[.MI014]

OpenVMS New Features, Upgrade, and Technical Update

[.MI016]

Enterprise Support for Windows NT With OpenVMS and UNIX

[.MI017]

Validating a Ported Application

[.MI019]

Building Corporate Directory Services in a Heterogeneous Environment

[.MI022]

How to Move Your OpenVMS Development Team to UNIX

[.MI023]

Building The Financial Case for Upgrading Technology

[.MI024]

Migrating Your Environment to Alpha: $$$ and Sense

[.MI027]

Application Integration Using Message Queuing Technology [,MI028] OMG CORBA or Microsoft dCOM?

[.MI029]

How to Integrate Applications Using Object-oriented Techniques

[.MI031]

How To Get the Most From Your TeamLinks Installation

[.MI034]

Microsoft Exchange in an Enterprise Environment

[.MI035]

MS Exchange Setup and Installation: Prerequisite for Campground

[.MI036]

Distributed Objects: COM/CORBA Integration

[.MI037]

Developing Applications for Multiple Operating Systems

[.MI038]

Connecting Exchange to DIGITAL's Mail Environment with MAILbus 400

[.MI039]

What Should I Choose for My Messaging Integration Protocol? SMTP and Evaluating Two Key Approaches

[.MI040]

ALL-IN-1 3.2: Getting the Most in a Multivendor Environment

[.MI041]

PATHWORKS Strategic Overview

[.MI043]

100% Uptime in a Distributed, Client/Server Environment

[.MI045]

Messaging Backbones: Product Update on DIGITAL's Transports and Management Tools

[.MI049]

UNIX Development in Heterogeneous Environments

[.MI051]

OpenVMS to UNIX Migration

[.MI053]

Utilizing OpenVMS to UNIX Migration Tools

[.MI054]

Migration Roundtable

[.MI055]

Developing New Applications for OpenVMS and Windows NT

Network Design and Management

[.NM001]

E-mail via SMTP

[.NM003]

Domain Planning for Windows NT

[.NM007]

When the OpenVMS Filesystem Meets the Network File System

[.NM009]

Mobile Connectivity for Corporate Users

[.NM010]

DIGITAL's PPP Datalink for OpenVMS, DIGITAL UNIX, Windows NT, and Windows 95

[.NM014]

Trends in Internet Connectivity Software

[.NM015]

DIGITAL's IPv6 Efforts

[.NM016]

Surviving Until IPv6

[.NM017]

DECnet over TCP/IP

[.NM019]

DECnet/OSI Update

[.NM021]

Network Product Business (NPB) Product Update

[.NM024]

IP Addressing from Class Networks to CIDR

[.NM025]

IP Subnetting: How It Works and Why

[.NM026]

Enterprise Network Challenges

[.NM027]

ATM Tutorial

[.NM028]

Designing ATM Networks

[.NM030]

Improving Access to Workgroup LAN Resources

[.NM035]

Monitoring Your Network with Value-added RMON

[.NM036]

Managing Your Multivendor Routed Network

[.NM037]

Saving and Restoring Your Hub Configuration Information

[.NM038]

Using Policies to Automate Network Management

[.NM042]

PATHWORKS for OpenVMS V6 Server: Architecture Overview

[.NM043]

Migrating to PATHWORKS V6 Server

[.NM044]

PATHWORKS for UNIX Technical Overview

[.NM045]

PATHWORKS Integrating with Windows NT

[.NM046]

Working with LAN Manager Domains

[.NM048]

PATHWORKS V6 Client Architecture, Tuning, and Troubleshooting

[.NM049]

Open, Secure Dial-up/Remote Access

[.NM051]

Remote LAN to LAN Access

[.NM053]

Remote Access Technologies

[.NM055]

TCP/IP Programming: Introduction and Concepts

[.NM056]

TCP/IP Programming: Socket Routines

[.NM057]

TCP/IP Programming: Library Routines

[.NM058]

TCP/IP Programming: Server

[.NM059]

TCP/IP Programming

[.NM060]

HSM in an NFS, DFS, or PATHWORKS Environment

[.NM062]

Creating Virtual LANs

[.NM063]

Cisco MultiNet Product Update

[.NM064]

PPP for OpenVMS

[.NM065]

clearVISN Overview

[.NM068]

Set-up and Configuration of TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS

[.NM069]

Transitioning to DECnet/OSI

[.NM070]

Troubleshooting DECnet/OSI for OpenVMS

[.NM071]

Integrating Windows NT / Windows 95 Clients with OpenVMS

[.NM072]

Naming Strategy DNS and WINS

[.NM074]

Introduction to the Domain Name System

[.NM075]

Advanced DNS Nameserver Management

[.NM077]

Managing a DHCP Environment

[.NM080]

New LAN Improvements on OpenVMS

[.NM081]

Enterprise Management from POLYCENTER Manager on NetView

[.NM084]

DIGITAL's ATM Program and Products

[.NM085]

IP Switching with ATM

System Management in a Client/Server Environment

[.SM001]

OpenVMS Future Directions

[.SM002]

OpenVMS Update

[.SM004]

DIGITAL UNIX TruCluster Technical Overview

[.SM005]

DIGITAL UNIX TruCluster Futures Strategy

[.SM006]

Successful Performance Management

[.SM007]

Practical Uses of OpenVMS' MONITOR Utility: A Tutorial

[.SM008]

OpenVMS Cluster Performance Tuning

[.SM009]

I/O Tuning Hints & Kinks

[.SM010]

Windows NT Server Setup Step by Step

[.SM013]

Windows NT: NTFS Revealed

[.SM014]

Windows NT and Mission-critical Services

[.SM018]

Software, Backplane, or Standalone RAID?

[.SM019]

Using DIGITAL's Failure-tolerant Storage Systems Effectively

[.SM021]

Upgrading from OpenVMS 6.x

[.SM022]

OpenVMS Clusters and Volume Shadowing Update and Futures

[.SM024]

What's New in RAID Controllers

[.SM025]

Life on the High Side with Enterprise Series Storage

[.SM026]

Installing Windows NT

[.SM027]

Introduction to DIGITAL Clusters for Windows NT

[.SM028]

Choosing Your Hardware Platform for a Windows NT System

[.SM029]

Configuring and Managing DIGITAL Clusters for Windows NT

[.SM030]

Technical Discussion of DIGITAL Clusters for Windows NT

[.SM032]

SSL: Secure Document Transmission

[.SM034]

Anatomy of a File Header

[.SM036]

Spiralog's Log Structured File System Technology

[.SM038]

How to Move an Open File

[.SM040]

Microsoft Exchange: Tuning and Capacity Planning

[.SM041]

Configuration and Implemention of DIGITAL TruClusters Available Server

[.SM047]

SCSI Features, Futures, and Issues

[.SM048]

Enhancements to the ODS2 File System on OpenVMS

[.SM054]

DIGITAL's Vision for Storage Management

[.SM055]

Using HSM to Manage Disk Capacity

[.SM056]

HSM Customer Case Study

[.SM059]

Catapult Server for Windows NT Server

[.SM065]

Avoiding Cliches (and DCL) Like the Plague

[.SM066]

Gathering Call Frame Info to Mimic Traceback

[.SM067]

Using OpenVMS Access Control Lists

[.SM068]

Do You Know AUTOGEN?

[.SM069]

Better System Management With Rooted Logicals

[.SM071]

The Most Logical Manufacturing Architecture

[.SM073]

Network Storage: Essential Attributes

[.SM076]

The Coming Revolution in Interfaces

[.SM077]

Backup Myths and Realities

[.SM080]

OpenVMS Security Update Featuring Single Sign-on

[.SM083]

The AlphaServer Picture for 1997

[.SM084]

The VAX Picture for 1997

[.SM086]

DIGITAL UNIX Overview of Features of V4 and Future Releases

[.SM096]

Windows NT Security: The Basics

[.SM099]

The Evolution of StorageWorks Packaging

[.SM101]

SMP on OpenVMS: Application and Control Mechanisms

[.SM103]

Exploiting the Alpha Architecture on OpenVMS: Advances in Operating System Practices

[.SM106]

How to Configure StorageWorks for Data Warehouse

[.SM107]

OpenVMS Clusters Using Memory Channel

[.SM108]

OpenVMS Memory Channel Internals

[.SM110]

Windows NT Server for OpenVMS System Managers

[.SM111]

File Systems on Windows NT, OpenVMS, and MS-DOS: A Structural Comparison

[.SM112]

Making Windows NT Shares Available to OpenVMS as ODS2 Disks

[.SM114]

ServerWorks in Action: A Case Study

[.SM117]

Simplifying Managing OpenVMS Systems from WNT

[.SM119]

System Management Strategy for Leveraging Affinity Between OpenVMS and Windows NT

[.SM120]

Enhancements to System Dump Analyzer and BugCheck in OpenVMS Alpha

[.SM122]

ACMS Family Product Update

[.SM126]

DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS VAX and AXP Update

[.SM127]

System Management Overview for DIGITAL UNIX V4.0

[.SM131]

Windows NT Strategic Directions

[.SM133]

Datamarts and Microsoft SQL Server - A Data Warehousing

[.SM134]

Application Performance with Microsoft SQL Server

[.SM135]

Windows NT Routing, Remote Access, and Virtual Private Networking

[.SM136]

Deploying Windows NT 4.0

General Topics

[.GT001]

Robert Palmer and Bill Gates Keynote

[.GT002]

Introduction to Links

[.GT003]

Making the Choice Between Windows 95 and Windows NT

[.GT005]

Enterprise Group Scheduling with Calendar Manager

[.GT007]

From Marketplace to Marketspace

[.GT009]

Real-time Extensions to DIGITAL UNIX

[.GT010]

Software Business Practices Update

[.GT011]

MCS Service Technologies for DIGITAL UNIX, OpenVMS, and Windows NT

[.GT012]

DIGITAL's Self-maintenance Support Services

[.GT013]

DIGITAL's Help Desk Support Services

[.GT015]

What is Linux?

[.GT017]

Using Linux in a Multi-operating System Environment

[.GT020]

Managing Your Desktop Lifecycle for Better Control and Lower Cost of Ownership

[.GT021]

MAILworks for UNIX on DIGITAL and non-DIGITAL UNIX Platforms

[.GT022]

Imagine the Future

[.GT025]

How To Select A Vendor

[.GT026]

Lotus Development Corporation's Business Partners Program

[.GT027]

Association of Software and Application Partners: DIGITAL's World-wide ISV Program

[.GT029]

A Technical Introduction to Lotus Notes Release 4

[.GT030]

Intro to Lotus Notes Server Administration

[.GT031]

Converting Lotus Notes to AlphaServers: A Case Study

[.GT034]

Implementing an Enterprise Scheduling Solution With Calendar

[.GT035]

DIGITAL Strategic Directions

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